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Australia would not be the great and prosperous country it is today, if it were not for the contribution migrants

have and continue to make for Australias benefit, says National President of the Migration Institute of Australia, Angela Chan FMIA. Ms Chans comments come after Federal Member for Dawson, George Christiensen MP made a speech to Parliament in which he claimed multiculturalism had failed Australia.Mr Christiensen c o n f u s e s multiculturalism with alleged criminal acts by the Muslim community, in his speech to Parliament earlier this week. Alleging that multiculturalism has failed us because Australians now have to respect sharia law practices, child brides and female genital mutilation from migrants who are Muslim is not only factually incorrect but also forgetting the incredible importance multiculturalism brings to our society, said Ms Chan. Ms Chan also noted criminal and anti-democratic acts were not supported by Australians, whether they be from a migrant background or not and the full force of the law should be applied to any Australian found to be breaking the law.

Migrants have played an integral part of shaping our history and the identity of our nation. You only need to look on the streets of our cities to see that todays Australia is truly representative of a variety of ethnicities, who all manage to live in a harmonious way. To believe that ethnic food and dancing will sustain the richness of our multicultural society is nave. Migrants will also be looked at as a solution to our future challenges

including an ageing population, attracting offshore investment to further strengthen the economy and to continue trade relations throughout the world, said Ms Chan. A u s t r a l i a s immigration and multiculturalism p r o g r a m m e s remain an

important issue for the entire country to discuss and develop. To help facilitate this, the Migration Institute of Australia will be hosting Rethinking Migration Community Forum on Saturday 20 June at Sydney Town Hall, where the future of Australias migration needs will be discussed through a community dialogue. For more information about Rethinking Migration Community Forum, visit the MIA website www.mia.org.au

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In my family theres a little car, a beige Atos, more than a decade old, thats a bit dented here and there. My

husband and I acquired it some time ago, as backup for when our kids needed to practice driving before getting their drivers license. Over time, my daughter inherited the Atos so she could drive safely to and from the hospital, where she had her clinical training. After my daughter graduated, my husband and I thought it would be good to sell the Atos. For some inexplicable reason though, the little car broke down, time and again. It was either the battery, the engine, water flow, or some other kind of problem that kept us calling the mechanic over and over again. It dawned upon my husband and I that it would not be a good idea to sell the car after all. On the outside, the Atos didnt look too bad. But any buyer would be disappointed and worse, feel cheated with its frequent breakdowns. In the end, we sent it to the workshop and asked for a complete engine overhaul. Initially, my husband and I would only drive the car to the neighbourhood surau (smaller version of a masjid). The Atos is economical, easy to park in a densely populated neighbourhood. One day, as I dropped my sixteen-year-old son to school in my MPV (Multi Purpose Vehicle), I caught sight of three burly men in dark jackets at the schools main entrance. I enquired if the men were drivers. No, ummi, said my son. Those are bodyguards of a super rich kid. As I waited for the car in front to move, I looked around and noticed the many flashy, branded 4WDs and sedans stationed nearby. I wondered: Would

my son be ashamed or embarrassed if he were to be seen in an old battered car? I dont know about you, but in the city where I live, life is firmly tied to status and pride. I remember driving home one morning in crawling traffic. A car trying to enter the lane on my left accidentally knocked the bumper of another car in front of it. I gathered it would have been a slight scratch at most, but the driver of the knocked car stopped, got out, and with an annoyed face and gait, walked to the driver who hit her, and gestured at her car, as if saying, You gotta pay for the damage, man. She seemed oblivious to the fact that, by doing that, she had made the morning traffic even worse.A case of damaged pride? Loss of self-esteem? I must be quite nave. Until today, I fail to see how a little scratch on a car could mean either or both. In a city where thousands fight for the best-paying jobs, hunt for housing in neighbourhoods they find hard to pay for, pride is might. A classic example is the practice of upgrading to a flashier car when youre promoted at work. And talk about the amount of money parents spend for their childrens weddings! It has become an accepted norm for parents to use a good portion of their savings to splash on their kids grand weddings. It doesnt seem to matter that divorce rates are going up. Wouldnt it be logical, smarter in fact, to invest in a marriage course so the newly-weds could empower themselves with better tools and techniques to deal with inevitable conflict as husband and wife? Perhaps its good to ask yourself every now and then: What makes you proud and what makes you ashamed? Are you

proud if the house you live in looks better than your neighbours? Or are you proud when you are able to do something to help promote kindness and interfaith understanding in your community? Are you proud if you could afford lavish holidays so you could show it off on your Facebook profile? Or would you rather have a modest breakaway and spend the extra for the hungry and homeless?Im glad to report my son didnt flinch every time he climbed into the little Atos. Each time I see him step into the car, I would make a little prayer that he would stay that way. I cant imagine him spending a lifetime trying to fit into the current trend of pride is might, trying to satisfy an insatiable and never-ending appetite for more, just for the sake of it. I would rather he associate pride with feeding the poor, or reading to the blind, or giving free tuition to an underpriviledged person, or simply working hard so he could become an outstanding person and make a difference to the world. And I would want him to associate shame with ignoring someone who needs help, not taking responsibility for himself and his family, or not respecting his teachers or neighbours. That would make me and my husband grateful and happy parents indeed.

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Deer Park Mosque 285 - 317 Station Road, AlbanvaleEmir Sultan Mosque 139 Cleeland St DandenongDoveton Mosque 14 Photinia St Doveton Fawkner Mosque 17 Baird Street, FawknerFitzroy Mosque 144 Fitzroy St FitzroyGeelong Mosque 45-47 Bostock Ave. Manifold HeightsGippsland (Monash) Room 1N 105 Northways Rd, ChurchillHallam Masjid 131-133 Belgrave-Hallam Rd, Narre Warren NorthHawthorn (Swinburne) L2 Cnr John & Burwood RdsHeidelberg Mosque Cnr Lloyd & Elliot Sts West HeidelbergHIYC Hume Islamic Youth Centre 1-15 motto drive Coolaroo (Roxburgh Park)Horsham Mosque 14 Stawell Road, Horsham Huntingdale Mosque 320-324 Huntingdale RdIISNA / MyCentre 31 Kraft Court, BroadmeadowsIslamic Society of Ballarat 116 Elsworth St East BallaratKeysborough Mosque 396 Greens Rd Keysborough

Khalid Bin Al-Walid Mosque 8 CARRINGTON DR ALBIONLysterfi eld Mosque 1273 Wellington RdMaidstone Mosque 36 Studley St MaidstoneMeadow Heights Mosque 15 Hudson Circuit Meadow HeightsMelb City Mosque 66-68 Jeffcott St West MelbMelb (QU) Musalla Cnr Exhibition & Lonsdale St. MelbMelbourne Madinah 47 City Rd SouthBankMelb (VUT) Musalla Flinders St Campus MelbMooroopna Mosque 209 McLennon St MooroopnaMildura Mosque 49 Tenth Ave MilduraNewport Mosque 1 Walker St NewportNoble Park Mosque 18 Leonard Ave Noble ParkPreston Mosque 90 Cramer St PrestonReservoir Mosque 111 Blake St ReservoirShepparton Mosque 8 Acacia St SheppartonSpringvale Mosque 9A Hosken St SpringvaleSunshine Mosque 618 Ballarat Road, ArdeerThomastown Mosque 124-130 Station St

Tottenham Light Foundation 291 Sunshine Rd TottenhamVirgin Mary Mosque Hoppers Crossing 143A Hogans RoadWestall Mosque 130 Rosebank Ave Westall

SOUTH AUSTRALIAAdelaide Uni Musolla Union House, Level 6 The University of AdelaideAdelaide Mosque 20 Little Gilbert St AdelaideAl Khalil Mosque Cnr Audley St & Torrens Rd WoodvilleElizabeth Mosque 139-141 Hogarth Rd. Elizabeth Grove, SAGilles Plain Mosque 52 - 56 Wandana AveMurray Bridge Mosque Lot 53 Old Swanport RdParafield Gardens Mosque 92 Shepherdson Rd Parafield Gardens.Park Holme Mosque 658 Marion Rd Park HolmeRenmark Mosque 230 Fourteenth St RenmarkIslamic Information Centre of SA Level 1, 53 Henley Beach Rd, Mile EndWhyalla Mosque 5 Morris Crs Whyalla

QUEENSLANDAlgester Mosque Algester Mosque 48 Learoyd Rd AlgesterBundeberg Mosque 76 Hansbury St BundabergCairns Mosque 31 Dunn St Parramatta ParkCapalaba Mosque 26 Veronica St CapalabaDarra Mosque 215 Douglas St OxleyDarul Uloom Academy 6 Agnes St BurandaDreamworld Musalla Dream World CoomeraEagleby Mosque 262 Fryer Rd EaglebyGold Coast Mosque Cnr Allied Cr & Olsen Ave. ArundelHarbour Town Musalla Harbour Town Shopping Centre Gold Coast

If any information has been incorrectly list or if you would like to post your local Mosque or Islamic

Centre please contact us: [email protected]

Holland Park Mosque 309 Nursery Rd Holland ParkICRA Mosque 64 Torquay Rd Hervey BayIpswich Mosque 30 Waterworks Rd BrassaalLogan City Mosque Cnr Third Ave & Cutis St.MarsdenLutwyche Mosque 33 Fuller St LutwycheMackay Mosque 5 Tom Thumb Crt. Bakers CreekMareeba Mosque Cnr Walsh & Lloyd StsMasjid Al Farooq 1408 Beenleigh Rd KurabyMasjid Taqwa 119 Telegraph Rd Bald HillsMSA Griffi th Musalla Nathan Multi Faith BuildingMSA St Lucia Musalla 323 Hawken Drv St LuciaMuslim Students Assoc George St CBD BrisbaneSunshine Coast 98a Duporth Ave ,MaroochydoreRochdale Mosque 2674 Logan Rd 8 Mile PlainsRockhampton Islamic Center Cnr Firzroy & Kent StToowoomba Musalla USQ Is Baker St ToowoombaTownsville Mosque 183 Ross River Rd TownsvilleUMB United Muslims of Brisbane 21/390 Kingston Rd Slacks CreekUnited Islamic Cultural Centre of Australia 149-155 Malmsbury Dr Meadow HeightsUniversity of Queensland Inner Ring Rd GattonWest End Mosque 12 Princhester St West End

WESTERN AUSTRALIAAl Hidaya Masjid 64 Walter Padbury Blvd. PadburyAlbany Musalla 1/166 Serpentine Rd AlbanyAr-Rukun Mosque 4 Atwood Way RockinghamBeechboro Mosque 289 Beechboro Rd BeechboroCanning Mosque 273 Welshpool Rd Queens ParkCrawley UWA Musalla 35 Stirling Hwy CrawleyGeraldton Mosque 172 George Rd Geraldton

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ICWA Islamic Centre of Western Australia 238 Guildford Rd MaylandsKatanning Mosque 24 Britania St KatanningKenwick Musalla Lot 30 408 Brickley Rd KenwickMasjid Al-Sunnah 45 Kent St CanningtonMasjid Al Taqwa Lot 433 Boyare Ave MirrabookaMasjid Ibrahim 1525 Leslie Street Southern RiverMaylands Mosque Maylands Shopping Centre 238 Guilford Rd MaylandsMt Lawley ECU Musalla 2 Bradford St Mt LawleyMurdoch Uni Musalla MurdochNewman Mosque 1563 Abydos Way NewmanPerth Mosque 427 William St PerthPort Hedland Mosque 34 Trumpet Way South HedlandQueens Park Musalla 243 Welshpool Rd Queens ParkRivervale Mosque 7 Malvern Rd RivervaleThornlie Mosque 24 Clancey Way Thornlie

CANBERRACanberra Islamic Centre 221 Clive Steele Avenue, MonashCanberra Mosque 130 Empire Circuit, Yarralumla

TASMANIA Hobart Mosque 166 Warwick St HobartHobart Musalla Univeristy of Tasmania.HobartLaunceston Musalla Univeristy of Tasmania. Launceston

NORTHERN TERRITORY MOSQUEAlice Springs Islamic Centre130 Lyndavale Drive Alice SpringsDarwin Mosque 53-59 Venderlin Drive Casurina

CRAIGIEBURN MASJID& Community Centre in Melbourne

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What can you do?1) Purchase one or more Musallas 1MUSALLA = $500 only

Or $250 for half. Or any amount you can. Either on your behalf or your family members who have passed away for Sadaq e Jariya

2) Inform & request your friends to contribute 3) Invite your friends to this eventLocation: Craigieburn - off Hume highway (5 min from train station) Prayer Space: 2000 Total land area: 10,000sqm Total Cost (inc stamp duty, town planning, temporary structure):1.5 Million

Services:5 Times Daily Prayers, Jummah & Eid PrayersQuran and Tahfiz ProgramJanazah and Burial ServicesRamadan (Taraweeh and Iftar)Marraige Celebrant ServicesRefugee and Asylum Seekers SupportsTarbiyah Program for the YouthSisters Only Halaqas24/7 Imam Available

ALHAMDULILLAH WE HAVE SECURED A LARGE OPEN LAND OF 10,000 SQM, WHICH WILL CATER FOR 2000 PEOPLE TO PRAY ALONG WITH COMMUNITY CENTRE INSHALLAH.

Your can contribute at our office (29 Dunlop Rd, hoppers crossing) by visitingor 03 93694933 Or direct transfer transfer money in: Commbank

Acct Name: IREA Craigieburn BSB: 063240 ACCT: 10677307 Ref: Craigieburn masjid Please also mention your name

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Afghan Mosque Cnr Williams & Buck St. Broken HillAhl Al Sunna Wal Jamah 132 Haldon St LakembaAl-Azhar Belmore Mosque 172b Burwood Rd BelmoreAl Hijrah Mosque 45 Station St TempeAl Sahabah Masjid 75 Bonner St BathurstArncliffe Mosque 3-5 Wollongong Rd ArncliffeArmidale Mosque Booloomindah Dr ArmidaleASWJ-Auburn109-111 Auburn Rd Auburn Artarmon Musallah 35 Hampden Rd Artarmon

Auburn Mosque 15-19 North Pde AuburnBelmore Mosque 172B Burwood Rd BelmoreBlacktown Mosque Cnr Prince & Forth StBlacktown Musalla Cnr Patrick & Alpha StBonnyrigg Mosque 44 Bibbys Pl BonnyriggBroken Hill mosque Corner Of Williams St and Buck St, Broken Hill NorthBrighton Musalla 383 Bay St Brighton Le SandsBurwood Musalla Unit 3/20 George St BurwoodCabramatta Mosque 22 Water St CabramattaCampbelltown Mosque 44-48 Westmoreland Rd. LeumeahCarringbah Musalah 28 Frosbisher Ave CarringbahCentral Coast Mosque 13A Howarth St Wyong

Dee Why Mosque 12 South Creek Rd Dee WhyDubbo - Kotku Masjid 71A Tamworth St, DubboEl-Eman Mosque Moppity Rd YoungErskinville Mosque 13 John St ErskinvilleGIYC - Global Islamic Youth Centre / GSFC14/493 Hume Highway CasulaGIYC 265 George St LiverpoolGosford Musallah 13 Greenview Rd GosfordGranville Musalla Cnr springwood street & the AvenueGreen Valley Mosque 264 Wilson Rd Green ValleyGranville Association Clyde St GranvilleGuildford Mosque 64 Mountford Ave Guildford Nsw 2161Gwyneville Mosque 9 Foley St GwynevilleIllawara Mosque 6 Bethlehem St CringilaLakemba Mosque 65-67 Wangee Rd LakembaLakemba Musalla 19 Haldon St LakembaLakemba Musalla Islamic Institute & Centre Level 2, 132 Haldon St LakembaLiverpool Mosque 42 Wilson St HinchinbrookMacquarie Uni Musalla Building E3A, Gd F.Macquarie Dr, Macquarie University

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Mascot Musallah 1215 Botany Road MascotMasjid Darul Imaan Cnr Princess Hwy & Eden St. ArncliffMasjid Sultan Fatih / Islamic Centre of Newcastle 3 - 5 Victoria St, Mayfield (Newcastle)Mayfi eld Mosque 36 Silsoe St MayfieldMerrylands Jummah Miller St MerrylandsMillers Point Musalla 17 Argyle Place Millers PointNepean Mosque Cnr Luxford & Hythe St. Mt DruittNewcastle Mosque 6 Metcalf St WallsendNorth Sydney Musalla 165 Blue Point Rd Nth SydneyOmar Mosque (Auburn) 43 Harrow Rd AuburnPenshurst Mosque 445 Forest Rd PensProspect Musalla 420 Blacktown Rd ProspectPunchbowl Musalla 27 Matthews Rd PunchbowlQuakers Hill Musalla 2 Brocas Pl Quakers HillRedfern Mosque 328 Cleveland St Surrey HillsRMA ASWJ Revesby 9/9-11 Mavis St RevesbyRiverwood Musalla 1st floor 54 Thurlow StRooty Hill Mosque 25-29 Woodstock Ave. Rooty HillRydalmere Mosque 465 Victoria Rd RydalmereRyde Musulla 120 Blaxland Rd RydeSefton Mosque 11-13 Helen St SeftonSheikh khaled zeidan prayer centre31/35 anzac st, greenacreSmithfi eld Mosque 30 Bourke St Smithfi eldSouth Hurstville Musalla 18 Culwulla St. South HurstvilleStrathfield Musalla 3 Albert St StrathfieldSurry Hills Mosque 175-177 Commonwealth StSyd City Musalla L 2, 19-21 Hunter St SydneySyd City Musalla 32 York St SydneyTempe Mosque 45 Station Street TempeTown Hall Musalla 167B Castlereagh St,Town Hall

UNSW Musallah L 3, Sq House KensingtonUSYD Musalla Old Teachers College. CamperdownUTS Musalla L 3 Blding 1, Broadway. UltimoUWS Musallah Building P Nepean Campus KingswoodWagga Wagga MosqueBuilding 18, CSU main campus Wagga WaggaWentworthville Musalla 23 Lower Mount StWestmead Hosp Musalla Cnr Darcy & Hawkesbury RdsYoung Islamic Centre Moppity Rd YoungZetland Mosque 932 Bourke Street Zetland

VICTORIAAirport Musalla International Arrivals section. Lounge TullamarineAL Taqwa Mosque 201 Sayers Rd,Truganina Albury Wodonga Centre 25 South StArarat Mosque 58 King St AraratAMSSA CENTRE91-101 Boundary Road, North MelbourneASWJ-SE ASWJ South East Melbourne 7/171 Cheltenham Road DandenongAustralian Light Foundation 291-293 Sunshine Road, Tottenham VICBroadmeadows Mosque 45-55 King Street, DallasBrunswick Mosque 660 Sydney Rd BrunswickBundoora (La Trobe Uni) Plenty Rd (Rm 216). BundooraBurwood (Deakin Uni) Bldng H2/3 221 Burwood. Hwy BurwoodCampbellfield Mosque 46-48 Mason StCarlton Mosque 765 Drummond St CarltonCaulfield (Monash Uni) L 1 Uni Campus, 7 Princes AveClayton (Monash Uni) Building 9, 16 Beddoe AveCoburg Fatih Mosque 31 Nicholson St CoburgDandenong Mosque 10-12 Dalgety RdDoncaster Mosque 72 George St Doncaster

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ARO

Federal Member for Calwell Ms. Maria Vamvakinou has officially opened

Australian relief organisation( ARO) Victoria branch with a ceremony held at Serenity Reception Centre. The President of Australian Relief Organisation Ahmet Aydogan, CEO of Australian relief organisation Cihan Tumen, Honorary chairman of Selimiye Foundation Ibrahim Dellal, CEO of Selimiye Foundation Mesut Lelik, President of Malay Education and Cultural Centre of Australia Abdulhamit Ashari, Senior sergeant of Victoria police Geraldine Porter, Bosnian Mosque President Zilhad Djonlagic, Coordinating Principal of Sirius Colleges Serdar Takimoglu, Principals, Directors of Societies and Foundations were among the guests.Delighted to introduce the Victorian branch

The president of the Australian relief organisation Ahmet Aydogan has made the opening speech of the ARO and stated that he was delighted to introduce the Victorian

branch of Australian Relief Organisation after the Sydney branch which has already been established and managed to reach a lot of people in need both in Australia and overseas. He also specified that the first letters of ARO also stands for (Allah Razi Olsun) which means

God Bless You in Turkish. Visiting the Aged Care Homes and and Intensive Care Units. The Australian Relief Organisation, CEO Cihan Tumen presented previous

relief programs of ARO and informed that Australian Relief Organisation has already stretched its service to a lot of people in need and emphasized the importance of visiting Aged Care Homes and intensive care units of the hospitals, which he often

does with ARO volunteers. He also voiced ARO has arranged English Language courses and activities for the asylum seekers to help them to integrate with the society .

We are helping with the international projects.Cihan Tumen also mentioned that ARO is the signatory of a lot of international projects with in partnership of various relief organisations. ARO is a special bridge between people in need and people

who would like to help. ARO is using its expertise in the fastest way possible and taking the responsibly to assist people with aid. He said sometimes this support appears, as opening a new water well for the people to drink sometimes its the maintenance of an orphanage or a relief in a natural disaster or an education course.Ali Goru expressed his concern for the people in need.ARO Victorian branch Manager Ali Goru stated The Humanitarian Relief Organisation ARO was established to stimulate the philanthropic values of society with and objective to organize national and international humanitarian aid campaigns to those who are in need with impartiality to race, culture, religion and gender. Ali Goru has also expressed his concern for the people in need and shared some statistical information on the rate of orphans, suicides,abuse,crime, hunger,

poverty in the world and people effected.Helping is coded in our genes.Reaching the ultimate happiness is about givingAli Goru mentioned that God has created people with a conscience that has been coded in our genes and ARO is here to activate it. He stated every religion in every language commands to assist and help each other because reaching ultimate happiness is about giving. We read and watch about natural disasters, floods, famines, starvation, poverty, cyclones, droughts and the people who caught in between. We want to help these people but we dont know how to this. He said this is where ARO comes in; ARO is here to reach your help to its destinations.At the end of the program ARO president Ahmet Aydogan and Federal Member of Calwell Ms. Maria Vamvakinou has officially launched the Victorian branch of ARO. The program has been concluded with a brunch.

AUSTRALIAN RELEIF ORGANIZATION (ARO)LAUNCHED A NEW BRANCH IN VICTORIA

ARO Victorian branch Manager Ali Goru

Federal Member for Calwell Ms. Maria Vamvakinou

DEATH OF YOUNG MANTOUCHES THE FOOTBALL WORLD!

By Wassim Rafihi Melbourne

M o h a m m e d Allouche was a young 22 year old man who had the

world at his feet. A good job in the financial sector and captain of his beloved Northern Saints FC Reserves side. Known to most people including his teammates and fellow clubman as Big Show where he had been playing for about 6 or 7 years. Mohammed was loved and well respected by his team mates and others at the club. Mohammed was also respected by umpires that umpired during his games where he would ask them to look after him during the game. Allouches life came to a sudden stop while playing for his beloved club during the Northern Saints vs Avondale Heights Reserves game on Saturday May 30. After kicking a goal and then trying to high five one of his teammates, Allouche fell into the arms of one his teammates

while having a cadiac arrest. He was attended to by all trainers that were at the game where a defibrillator was also used while paramedics arrived. Allouche was driven to the

Alfred hospital where he later passed away that evening leaving a big hole in the lives of his family and friends and teammates at the Northern Saints FC.

His funeral was a testimony to how many people his sudden death impacted, as it brought people of all faiths, cultures and religions to unite and pay their respects to a young man

loved and respected by many. Mohammed leaves behind his mum and dad and 3 brothers and a young sister and his beloved Northern Saints FC teammates.

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Convert IftarBenevolence Convert Care is running an iftar for both men and women - to invoke a sense of community and support while breaking fast.

Date: Saturday, June 27 2015Time: 5pmVenue: Brunswick - restaurant details will be provided upon registrationCost: FreeRSVP: [email protected]

Holy Quran Competition

Islamic Association of Monash Mosque is running a Holy Quran Competition for perfect Quranic recitation and memorisation.

Girls and boys aged 5-15 are encouraged to enter. Prizes range from $100 - $500.

Date: Tuesday, July 7 2015Time: After Salat TaraweehVenue: Monash Mosque, 16 Beddoe Ave, ClaytonRegister: Rashid 0497 876 517 / [email protected]

The Muslim Question

Deakin University Australia is holding a joint symposium comprising two days with a specific, though interconnected, focus on; Rethinking

the nexus between Islamic Religiosity, active citizenship and belonging to the nation and Cronulla Riots 10 years on: Multiculturalism, Islamophobia and race relations in Australia.

14-15 Dec 2015, Melbourne http://www.deakin.edu.au/research/adicg/events/the-muslim-question

Voices against bigotry

With rising attacks on Muslims and a new anti-Muslim party set to launch in Australia later this year, its time for ordinary Australians to

get organised and stand together against anti-Muslim bigotry. Dont be a bystander.

Endorse the statement

Voices against Bigotry condemns the vilification of Muslims. Australian society has greatly benefitted from a diversity of cultures and religions. We oppose bigotry directed against one part of our community for political ends.



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Australian Halal Certifier Alliance (AHCA) was established on 24th of July 2010 because of the demands of Overseas Halal Authorities. The Australian Halal Certifier Alliance (AHCA) was established to cultivate harmony amongst Australian Halal Certification organizations and to rectify problems on Halal issues in the spirit of Muslim brotherhood in accordance with Shari a Law (Islamic teaching).This umbrella organization AHCA currently has eleven members. The Adelaide Mosque Islamic Society of South Australia Inc, Australian Federationof Islamic Council Inc, Australian Halal Authority and Advisor, Australian Halal Food Services, Halal Sadixq Bux, Global Halal Trade Centre Pty Ltd, Islamic Association of Kataning, The Islamic Coordinating Council of Victoria Pty Ltd, Islamic Council of Western Australia, Supreme Islamic Council of Halal Meat in Australia and Perth Mosque Incorporated.

Executing consistently and consequently all rules, criteria and requirements of Halal certification

according to Islamic teaching that is issued by Overseas Authorities. Halalness is a part of Islamic

faith. Every member of AHCA will honour and execute fully all Halal issues.

Cultivating harmony amongst members of AHCA to finalize problems on halal issues in the spirit of Muslim brotherhood.

Enhancing the status of Halal Standards & Procedures and to have an unified approach among the Halal Certifiers in Australia.

Issuing Halal slaughterman/inspector/supervisor ID Cards to

control and monitor the Halal according to Sharia Law.Protecting the integrity of Halal.

Establishing harmony amongst the Australian Halal certifiers.Having cooperation amongst Australian Halal certifiers.

Australian Halal Certifier alliance (aHca) will be:

AUSTRALIAN HALAL CERTIFIER ALLIANCE

The main aim of Australian Halal Certifier Alliance (AHCA) is toset International Halal standards that can be used world wide

East Preston Islamic College55 Tyler Street, East Preston, VIC, 3072, Australia.

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ISLAMICCO-ORDINATING

COUNCIL OF VICTORIAICCV

The Islamic Coordinating Council of Victoria (ICCV) which was established in 1992 is the major and the largest Islamic organization responsible for the certification, monitoring, and supervision of Halal food exports from Australia. We also provide Halal Food (Halal Meat and Halal Processed Food) Certification and Supervision for domestic market.

Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Oman, Yemen, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Syria, Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, Kuwait, Libya, South Africa and others recognizes Islamic Coordinating Council of Victoria as a Halal Authority in Australia (for Saudi Arabia State of Victoria only) providing Supervision, Certification and advisory services to the Halal Meat and Livestock and Halal food products.

The ICCV is the only body in the State of Victoria, Australia, recognized by the Halal authority of the Saudi Arabia Government.ICCV IS THE MOST RESPECTED HALAL ORGANIZATION for the Supervision and Certification of Halal Meat and Halal Processed Food from Australia to Republic of Indonesia.

With five office staff, two food technologists, four Sharia advisors and over 140 registered, Halal slaughtermen/inspectors ICCV is the largest and the most respected Halal Certifier in Australia. We have the capacity to increase 140 registered Halal slaughtermen/inspectors to more than 250. We have no shortage of manpower.We are ready to provide Halal Certification Service to interested organizations.

Phone: 61 3 9380 5467 Fax: 61 3 9380 6143Email: [email protected] Website: www.iccv.com.au

Interested institutions/organizations/Companies/individuals can contact

our office contact details are;

Benefits of ICCV Halal Certification

With the establishment of high standards and consumer confidence in ICCV certified

Halal products, business organizations gain access to the vast marketing potential of Halal consumers on a global scale.ICCV recognition provides export opportunities to the global Halal market which is estimated to be in the region of US2.3 trillion dollars comprising of approximately 1.6 billion Halal consumers

Very important competitive advantage is gained

The unique ICCV certification Mark (Logo) affixed on all products is a means of greater promotions and marketing advantage

The assistance of ICCV personnel by providing ongoing support and effective and efficient Halal marketing strategy

ICCV certified products will be acceptable with no exceptions by all Muslims all around the world

Accreditation and certification is provided whilst maintaining the confidentiality of company trade and product details.

The discharge of your responsibility in investigating and providing assurance of genuine Halal to the Halal product consumers in the era of excessive deceit and false labeling and certification of Halal.

RAMADANMUBARAK



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By Hadeel Almadhoun Melbourne

Allah has granted us another opportunity to wash off our

sins, multiply our rewards and connect closely with Allah through the blessed month of Ramadan. It is a time for inner reflection and solidification of self-control. It is the best time of the year to uplift our spirituality and rejuvenate our hearts. Ramadan requires some preparations individually and collectively in order to get the best out of it. However; I am not referring to the preparation of Kibbeh and Samosa and the stacking of all sorts of food in our pantries. I am not referring either to organising our gatherings and invitations schedule. The preparation which we need is that of the soul and mind. In fact, we may need to cut down some socialising and outings in order to devote greater and richer time to our worshipping needs. Yes, it is us who are in dire need of the worship. Allah does not need our prayers and fast as hes the Rich and the Giver, it is us who need to build up our prosperity for the akhira. To do so, we first need to understand the real purposes of fasting, at both the physical and the spiritual levels. We must believe in the rewards which well receive not only in our book of deeds but also as a reflection on our manners, behaviour, psychology, inner and outer health and our relationships with people. This can only be done by abstaining, not only from food, drink, and sex, but also by strictly restraining our minds, hearts as well as our eyes, ears, hands and tongue. We need to embrace the spirit of fasting. We must brace our relationship with the

Quran. Not only by making the intention to complete reading the whole Quran by the end of the holy month, but by reading the Quran with reflection, deep cogitation and reasoning. We must aim to reach the desired level of connection with Allah when reading the Quran rather than focus on just decoding and flying through the pages. Let us multiply the reward to a greater level by ruminating and reflecting on the deeper meaning of the holy verses. Let them reflect on our manners and relationship with Allah and His creation.

Lets engage in Dhikr and continuous remembering of Allah. Lets empower our faith by always acknowledging the watchfulness of Allah and let this be our guideline to go ahead or refrain from any action, word or thought. Lets remember the disadvantaged and deprived people all around the world. Lets magnify our wealth by feeding the poor and spreading compassion and mercy to those who are not as privileged as we are. Lets begin Ramadan with pure hearts free of grudges, jealousy and hatred. We dont know if we will make it till the end of Ramadan or if we will be granted another Ramadan. Lastly; lets pray sincerity for the rise of the Muslim Ummah, for all the suffering Muslims in the calamitous and devastated regions of the world. Pray for freedom, for the return of real Islam, for faithful and strong leaders, for victory over those who are lashing our brothers and sisters blood daily. I ask Allah almighty that we all come out of Ramadan with our faith strengthened and our relationship with Allah stronger than ever.

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ICVICVs Hospital Chaplaincy Program is calling on donations to help raise funds for the

Sacred Space at Box Hill Hospital Project.

Mohamed Ezzat, who is leading the initiative, was awarded a volunteer award by Eastern Healths Box Hill Hospital for his dedicated, compassionate service to Muslim patients as well his generosity. Mohamed has also begun fundraising within the Muslim community to support the Box Hill Hospital sacred space and adjoining ablutions room.

The room will be used for religious purposes by multi-faith groups, including Muslims.

ICV Hospital Chaplaincy Coordinator Lina Ayoubi said such initiatives were instrumental for spiritual health, especially in a hospital environment.

This is fantastic news for the community. We cant forget to mention Br Mohamed is behind the fundraising initiative at Box Hill Hospital, which will contribute to facilitating and equipping the Salat as well as Wudu areas with necessities, Ms Ayoubi said.

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Ramadan:Month Of The Quran

By: Hakan Coruh/Melbourne Q. 2: 185 emphasises that It was in the month of Ramadan that the Quran was revealed as guidance for mankind, clear messages giving

guidance and distinguishing between right and wrong. In another verse (Q. 97: 1), it is stated that the Quran was sent down on the Night of Glory (Laylat al-qadr). The majority of Muslim scholars understand from this verse that the Quran was sent down from the Preserved Tablet to the heaven of this world, on the Night of Glory (See, Tafsir al-Jalalayn). Therefore, it can be said that the value of Ramadan relies on the revelation of the Quran. The Quran has affected the souls, hearts, spirits, and intellects of people, and in their individual, social, and political lives. From the age of its revelation to the present day, the Quran has been read by Muslims, it trains and refines their souls and purifies their hearts. The Quran has been a means of development for spirits, a guidance and light for intellects, life and happiness for life. (Nursi, The Seventh Ray). As is known, Allah began revealing the Quran during Ramadan. So Muslims should recite or listen to the Quran as if it were being revealed for the first time. If possible, they should listen to it as if they were hearing the Prophet recite it, or Gabriel reciting it to the Prophet, or Allah revealing it to the Prophet through Gabriel. In addition, according to the hadith, reciting one letter of the Quran means 10 good deeds and brings forth 10 fruits of Paradise. But, during

Ramadan, this reward is multiplied by 1,000 and even more for such verses as the Ayat al-Kursi (Nursi, The Twenty-Ninth Letter).According to al-Ghazali (d. 1111), there are various inner practices in the recitation of the Quran. Understanding the exaltedness and grandeur of the speech of the Quran, and Allahs grace and kindness to His creation, exaltation of the Speaker, presence of the heart, pondering (tadabbur), and trying to understand are some of them. He quotes Ali b. Abu Talib (d. 660 CE) as saying, There is no good in an act of worship without comprehension, nor in a recitation without pondering. (Al-Ghazali, Ihya, in K.Z. Sands). At this point, the Companions of the Prophet are great examples for the recitation of the Quran to the Muslims. For example, a number of companions were dividing the verses into small parts or groups, focusing on a small part, reflecting on it, and trying to understand before learning other group verses. For example, some companions such as Abd Allah ibn Masud (d. 653) state that when we learned ten verses from the Prophet, we did not pass other verses without studying knowledge (ilm) of these ten verses and their practice. For this reason, they were staying for a long time in memorization of a chapter. As an example, Ibn Umar kept on memorizing chapter The Cow (Al-baqara) for eight years. Here it should be noted that what led them to this action was the following verse in the Quran: This is a blessed Scripture which We sent down to you [the Prophet], for people to think about its messages, and for those with understanding to take heed. (Quran, 38: 29). It is worth mentioning that pondering a speech without understanding its meanings is not possible (M. H. Dhahabi, Al-tafsir wa-l-mufassirun). Therefore, Muslims should benefit from this holy month for recitation of the Quran and its comprehension.

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Al Salam Festival (Festival of Peace) BURC COLLEGESchool ClubsE x t r a - c u r r i c u l a r activities are a very important part of a students schooling

life. Academic subjects and extra-curricular activities complement each other and develop a well-rounded, socially skilled, and healthier student. Extra-curricular activities help students to develop self-esteem, motivation and better time management. Students become more organised in the class room and are better behaved as their sense of belonging is reinforced. New skills are also learned such as teamwork, social skills, leadership, and a sense of commitment. As we recognise the importance of extra-curricular activities, it is with the hard work and dedication of our staff that a range of after school clubs were established. This year, I am very delighted to highlight that we have been able to offer a wide variety of clubs. It is very pleasing to witness the students enjoying these clubs and spending fruitful time with their teachers. I am sure that in the upcoming years Burc College will bring more and more benefits and fun to the students social and academic life through school clubs and extra-curricular activities. Mr Murat Sevil (Principal)

Clubs Offered: * Art Attack* Strength & Flexibility* Karate Kids * Fashion Club * Drumming * Basketball * Fun with Maths * Recorder Fun * Mini Master Chef * Soccer * Burc Academy * Maths Club

Every year the Islamic communities within South Australia hold extraordinary festivals

for the Eid celebrations. However this year, the community of South Australian Muslims held the first annual festival named Al Salam Festival, meaning the festival of peace. The purpose of the festival was to allow absolutely everyone to feel welcomed and encouraged to learn about the religion of Islam and to learn about the different cultures and traditions that every Muslim brings from their unique and different background. The festival provided wonderful knowledge about the religion of Islam and there were many open stalls for any guest to learn more and ask questions. This was not only for the non-Muslims but for the Muslims as well. The positive feedback was greatly appreciated and noted from all guests.

A festival like this not only helps with fighting the misconceptions that unfortunately surround the religion but also educates people of any background or any religion that not all Muslims are the same. In fact, not only are all Muslims not the same but the whole religion and people following Islam should not be condemned and held responsible for the actions of others. Unfortunately throughout all forms of media the Islamic religion and Muslim community around the world are constantly being targeted, harassed, threatened and abused. Festivals like this one are to put an end to the racism and to really show the peacefulness of the religion. Festivals like the Al Salam Festival

are to help encourage and show people what Islam is truly about and what the Muslim communities aspire to be like, which is being helpful, being caring and kind, being truthful, being role models, being generous, giving to the needy and many more.

The festival had many wonderful forms of entertainment and excitement that was very lively and energetic. There were games and rides for the children such as the large bouncing castle, bumper cars, gravitron and spinning teacups. There were also many stalls such as; trying on a hijabs, a stall to purchase goodies such as hijabs (head scarves), conservative clothing and fashionable clothing for the younger females. Other stalls such as henna designs and show bags for the children. Of course their were several stalls of information for anyone who was interested about Islam and stalls such as Islamic relief, where people can donate to

charity for anyone around the world that is suffering from poverty. One of the most amazing and exceptional aspects of the festival was the marvelous diverse variety of foods! Cuisines from traditional foods such as kebabs, chicken skewers, burgers, spiral potato crisps, yiros, hotdogs and Turkish foods such as Gozlema. There was of course an ice-cream truck and cupcake stalls with other varieties of sweets for those who had that sweet tooth.

As a guest who attended the spectacular festival I was intrigued, interested and 100% engaged in the activitie

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